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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03
Providing a water supply

fit should rain for two days longer
there are members Of the Board Of Al
dermen WHO would say that we have al
the water we want, provided it is caught
IN tubs. It's strange that some wise
msn of the Council has not suggested
that the city experiment with tubs. The
city has experimental with everything
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TIE ex-mayCr Of Hot Springs is again
on the stage. In an interview with a
New York paper he gave the Valley OF
Vspors turning over which would put
to shame the bests efforts of the Austin
DisnstCh,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03

JESSE PoMERoY, the boy who was
sentenced to The penitentiary for life
nearly fifteen years sgo for tortuTing and
numbering e child, has made his second
attempt to escape. His first attempt was
made nine years ago.
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SA-, FRANCIsCoi8 afflicted with severe
attack Of pistol toting. The contsgion
has spread among business men proving
fatal to many. TIE Alta suggests hang
ing as 8 means OF saving lives.
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FORT WORTH had 9 fine opportunity to
be thankful for good streets during tie
late heavy rains. IWithsinexhsustible ms
terial right al the doors Of the city, every
street should be grsveled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03

Has anybody heard from our dlstin-
guished fellow-citizen, Colonel Cutting?
Why he does not have himself inter-
viewed by the Associated Press, on the
Brigham-Zu9ia matter is beyond finding
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-03

If Consul BRIGHAM is physically in
capable OF meeting Judge Zuoia in S
smuggling contest, he should send him an
invitation to settle the question with
shooting irons. man does not require
much muscle to hold a pistol st arm
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length, and if he car not 60 this owing
to weakness, he might probably take q
"fest" on the shoulder Of en- accommc-
dating friend
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Greatly Improved and Esd

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feature.
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Growing Larger,

Louisville Cougier.Journal
Several phrenoIogists admit that Chi.
cago heads are growing larger. Uafortu.
netely the development seems to be chief
Iy on and around the Doodle bump
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send n Man.

What shall Boston send to the woman's
exhibit to be held At ChIcago in SePtem-
Der? Wonder if Dias-tai,or- made
ballot-boX would plesse 'am.
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DEMUGhH I FJb. CU.y
Fort Worth. Tex.

THE State Alliance headquarters have
been located at Dallas.
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ANOTHER man has made the trip
through the Niagara whirlpool! in safety,
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Ea Wa1,s-'

BIDS for loTiEE On arc
be received till Septeu 70
G GsHIG6INE
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Messrs. Dulsny, W..'oH r..
take horses to Oosr1'
town, prompt attentlo1 T.
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PHDEESsE oTA5"

Il CDG2S 4 WALai. Ike l%,
TX Mo1tag-e. Texas. -le-.t -'',f'7s
20 Lard and coEUe-cio. .tliss'l2-- -
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W EGT. San AsrcCs, Talet-
% OBERT i. ROGERS,
IL attorney ard .o-C'. yrst
u stair o.. r.
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being carried of. He swan his horse
TO where they were, and telling them
to cling on to the animals tell,
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utlilZeu ZOE uUtci. IUUOI oGOIJ as
cut into four spacious rooms for mercan-
tile purposes.
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building eight psrlor cars for the stats
roads OF Chilli. These cars are differe&
from ordinary coaches in the decorati9li
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IS N railros
en- he reac
fter tain coming from Fort Worth
sstonished. When the train pulled
|e yards Of the Missouri Pacific
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"Why doesn't the victim protest sgainst |
this black-mail?"
ole does sometimes, but onIy when his i
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-08-13

Mr.. Harry Coulter Ia, purchased Cap
tain BILLY FoM lrr's steam yacht "Auni',
and i, having her reprinted.
Mrs. William J. DLh.uncl Of E,rlyll!r
| iii this county, died on Tuesday mrrntus,
last, after lingering illness. which ~h"
bore with patience and Christian rrsiIua-
ton. She was greatly esteemed by l Large
circle OF friends and arquaintanc"'. She
leaves a husband and five daughters +"
mourn her loss.
w ooillwn camp meeting opened on
Tuesday night with large numher Of tent
holders. Rev. j. l.. Qut%g is III rhar-r
Yesterday was 'Trmlmr.tuc" Day, and the
rXcrrisrS which were III charge "l the stat"
Temperance :ioci"ty and the W. &. T. t., OF
Cecil county were Of an interesting charlc-
ter. Rev. q. II. Tiffany, -. d, Of Spring
Garden street NJ. L. Church, I'hiladcIphia,
will preach on Sunday morning next when
Il large attendance is expected. Tuesday
next Will be missionary Day"
The Baltimore ln,,rirl,l OF sunday last
contained a portrait OF Rev. w. -. LitZ-
singer, who is til" pastor of the Methodist
Protestant church at Bay View, in this
county. 1t says: He is a preacher of more
than average merit. He is an eloquent
speaker, aud thorough christian gentle
man. He is much beloved by his cougrega-
ton, and has large circle OF friends in
this city. Mr.. Iirz>iuger is about fifty
wears old and has been in the ministry for
4 number OF wears
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Death of Mrs. Margery Bennett.

Mrs Margery Bennett, venerable
lady of tins town died Oh Friday of last
week at the residence of her son in-law
J. Harry Marshbank Oh Bow street, Elk
ton. She was the widow of the late Ru-
dulph Bennett and was in the 18th year
of her age She had been in i'll health
for many months before her death. Mrs.
Benne It was the daughter of John I1y-
land very respectable citizen of Elk
Neck Her elder sister married VIM.
Hodgson a brother of the late Rev. +.
II. lIodgson, IA well known clergyman
of the Methodist Church. She was I'M
able owing 10 i'll health to attend the
funeral Mrs. Bennett was possessed of
many good traits of character and was
highly esteemed by all her acquaintance.
She leaves four children. Louisa, was
one of the most attractive young ladies'
of our town and former belle. She is
now the wife of G. f. Stadager of Phila-
delphia' w. Hodge Bennett has att
tanned success in business in Philadel-
phia being a member of the well-kn0w II
firm of Bennett Ruth & Co. Washing
ton II. Bennett her other son who is SO
widely known in this State is also con-
nected with this firm. Lidic married Mr..
]. Harry MArshbank one of Elkton's pro-
minent business men. The funeral took
place on Monday afternoon and was we'll
attended Rev. ]. p Otis of the NJ. t.
Church oi1iciated The bearers Were
Jas. T. Mccullough, Thos G. Crouch,
DR.. II. G. Mackall, Edmund Brown, Will
liam Falls and Joseph Wells. lntcrment
at the Elkton Cemetery.
Mrs i nnett had been a member OF
the Methodist church for over - years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-08-13
Rising sun Beams.

RISING Sun. Aug. l1th. 1851 William
Kelly. his mother il law, wife and child
rem, all recently Of pingwaH. Scotland,
arrived IN this town on Tuesday evening
and took their abode in pant Of the house
of Mrs. LYDIA y liaintS, on ElSt Man
street.
Mrs. David Carver, of Phil,de.ph
aud her son Mr.. y. Fred Carver lecen,
graduate of the Friends Central School
of that city, are spending few weeks
near the romantic Octora as the guest:
of Mrs. r II. Richards
w. Sherwood HAIncs, Ed, secretary
and treasurer OF the Kent Iron and II ard
ware Company, OF Wilmington, spen
Sunday last with his parents Mr.. ant
Mrs. Job Hlines. Mr.. Hlines looks as
though Delaware air agreed with him be
ypnd doubt
Mr.. BENZ. f. Tag lor. of Baltimore, il
spending few days At home.
Miss Sallie Barnes returned home fen
an extended visit TO the scashUrc, las
evening.
f nest Robertson, oldest son of Mr. W
7. Is Il Robertson, started on Tuesday
last for north eastern Illinois where ht
goes TO accept a position in a genera
merchandising business with relative
His several friends wish him much sue
cess in his new undertaking.
Crystal Lodge installed the following
officers last evening, viz: G. r., Geo. NJ
Keilholrz; V. T.. Lizzie II. Stephens, r
$, Elwood Nichols; \. S, W. c. Pass
more: f. s. Eugene \. Reynolds; Treas.
Jos. c. Bird; Mar, Fred G. Wilson; d
W., Nav keilholtZ; c.. Clara X. Wilson
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-08-13
Heavy Loss by FIRE.

The fine large barn of Mr.. George w. Gift
ford, stu .ted about half mile from Ilon
WAS discovered to be on fire about II O'Clock
on Monday night. Tie flames had gained
such Roadway before they We're discovered
that it was impossible to save the contents.
These included all the seasons crops, many
valuable farming implements, harness, etc,
rs we'll as two young and valuable mules.
over 100 tons OF hay Were consumed. The
fire communicated to the wagon house and
corn-crih adjoining and they were conaum-
ed. Mr.. Clifford estimates his loss at about
$1,000. The property was insured to the
amount of $500. The Farmers and Me
chauics Association is said to be the loser.
An unknown man presumably tramp Is
said TO have been seen around the building
i'll the evening.
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Beaten and Robbed on the High :
way.

Two or three weeks since Alexander
Warren who had resided recently i'll
Wilmington, Del, but kept an oyster
saloon III Chcs tpoake Guy last winter,
came to L!kton and opened green
grocery store in the building on Main
street adjoining Mr.. f iward Taylor $
livery office. Mr.. Warrcn, vino is a
cripple, started on Monday evening to
drive to Wilmington after q load Of
tnck After procuring this and resting
his horse he started home ut about l.30
O'Clock On Tuesday morning. While
driving on tn" causeHly short distance
outside Of the city limits he came across
six men vino were waking in the same
direction in winch he WAS driving They
pretended to desire to purchase water
melons. Mr.. Warren was exhibiting ore
when one Of the men caught hold of him
aud pulled him out of the wagon. His
aSSalI,nt !heu struck him several blows
OH the back %! the head with black
Jack "A ri one of the others beat him
over the :aco and head with 4 cane.
They left him iuScnsiblo. When he
! came to, he found that his pocketbonk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-08-13
County commissioners.

The board WAS III session on Tuesday
and Wednesday,. Present. Nc>S.S Crit,
lilh CpyesidentJ. Cooley ari DeShane.
The counsel was directed IL secure
from the Circuit Cont the necessary or
der to release the fourteen county patients
in the several insane aSylums OF the state
50 that they may be transferred to the
new asylum at the alan, house
The clerk WAS ordered to advertise tor
proposals for furnishing coal to the
comfy buildings.
The trca@ur': WAS ordered to pay oil
the county notes, held by the banks, as
rapidly as the same shall become due.
III" board heard fnany persons in ref
ereuce to damages to roads and bridges
by the recent floods, and passed Il large
number of claims for work done The
mcst serious damage reported is at Hines
and Matfitt's mills. and Mechanics Val
ley bridge, i'll the Ninth district and at
Murphy's mill, in the Second district
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-08-13

Calvert, Offering the use Of room free %
charge, and only asking the school BaaI,
ia pay the teacher. Arter consideration
the Board agreed to d" 50. provided then,
wrrr went, pupils III attef!dlncr
Mr. l.. t. H. Stauh exhibited v lite ;
IN, Biological VI tuIkIn" to the B"urd, and
,silug Tor it's adoption for use III the pub,
liz scii"rls. and the Board after rEamtnt
tI"n adopted it for use IN the schools
whenever any are used.
The following were cX tmIned rs caHdI
dates for TIA" vacant scholarship IN the
Western Maryland collie e: Miss T.. l..
I"ucS. FANNIE Buuldcn, Emma VI 'ncy,
NJ ~ Hanson, Fannie Grant, Philip ann
ron and W. j. Grant. Miss Money stood
highest III the examination and WAS tp-
pointed to the vacant scholarship,
Tia" contracts l"I sIpPlin% coal for til"
schools wei" awarded as follows: tnSt
distinct. Rphrlt Anderson. 81. -; second,
Thouas Cnnrcv. - 90: rliri. N.tmdau x
Ford, 500; Fourth. Davis. Keys X Co,
500; Fifth Duyckinck Il Gillespie,
S3.99; Sixth. s. &. Rowla d. - -; Str-
crth, :. G. Il WAND. > -: Eighth, :. G.
Rowland, 55.g1: Ninth, y l.. DIyckinck,
- %.
The Board adjourned to meet on the
2:ird instant.
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Meeting of stockholders.

The stockholders of the Cecil County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company held
their fortieth annual meeting in the office
of the company on Saturday last. DR.. J.
H. lamar was made chairman and Mr..
john Perkins secretary. The president
and directors report was read and ac-
cepted. I'm abstract of the report was
ordered to he published in the county
papers The officers were on motion
thanked 10y the stockholders for the eff
Client manner in which the affairs of the
company had been conducted during the
past year. The directors were instructed
to readjISt all risks on stores held by the
next annual meeting. The old board of
managers re reelected for the ensuing
year by a unanimous vote. They are:
Thomas DIeunen, Jos. II. Steele, jacob
Tome, John Perkins, Il. l.. Thomas ST
Clinton Mccullough, | f. y IuHrS.laIe
Barclay Reynolds and VIM NJ. Knight
4 meeting OF the managers was held after
the stockholders meeting had a adjourned.
They organized by re olectlng the follow
ing officers: President J .cob Tome; Sec
rotary and Treasurer, +. \. Ellis; assist
ant Secretary, Harry c. llurn.
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School Commissioners

The Board met ON Tuesday last All
the members present.
Commissioner Geo. Biddle was author
lied to advertise for proposals to build
new schOu! house for school No. /, Third
district, proposals to he opened August
23 d. House to be 2ON2N feet, similar to
Cayot' Corner.
The following were appointed t" the
STATE Normal school: Miss Kate IIur-
lock, Miss y lice Brown and SUSIE f. lack
son.
a letter from NJ. Thomas Warning was
read in regard la a cnlnrrd school near
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-08-13
Death of Mrs, Thos. IEcIntire.

Mrs. Julia McIntire, wife Of NG. Thos
McIntire died at her home near the Mary
land and Delaware line and not far from
Chesapeake City on Monday last. She
had been in i'll health for It number of
years and her death was from Cpmpli-
cation of diseases. Mrs. Mclutire was
the daughter of Rev Mr. Ford OF Pdrsip
pany, Morris county, n. j. She came to
this county over thirty years ago as pre-
ceptress i'll the family of the late Rev.
James McIutire. She was an eSJimable
woman of more than average mental
power aud her death is 4 severe attiiCtiUn
not only to her family but to the com
munity in which she lived. She leaves
besides her husband tive children, two
OF who are married and the others live al
home. She was faithful member of the
Presbyterian church of Chest Peake City.
The funeral services were held at the
house on Wedncsd ~ morning, aud the
interment made at the EikCpu Prosby-
terrain Cemetery.
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I'CrSOIlllS.

Miss Emily Smith, Of Elkton, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Nahle, near Delaware City.
Miss Susie Goodman and Mrs. Ferry, OF
Baltimore, are the guests of Mrs. George
Johnston on West High street.
Miss Annie Purnell has returned from 4
pleasant visit to friends in Govanstown,
Baltimore county.
Miss Margie Mooney, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. john Il. Brown.
Mr.. William Sutton has returned from a
visit to Father Scott, of Queenstown, Queen
Anne,s county.
Mrs +. W. .Janney and two children left
last week for brooklyn and will spend sew
eral weeks with relatives there.
Mr.. Chas. Ilearzig is sojourning at At'an-
tic City.
Mrs DR.. James II. Frazier, Of Elkton is
visiting the family OF Col. VIM. ?. Maulsby,
i'll Westminster, Md.
Mrs. j. L. Vincent and children, OF VIII
mingtor, Del, are visiting her father Mr..
VIM. \ Giles, of this town.
Mr.. Harry L Roberts, of Baltimore, has
'''I N'7I'lit Ms '''lINIli l.'i an - Ia Ii'
of this town.
Mr.. VIM. VI. Terrell and wife, of WASH
ington, ID. G., is visiting his father John NJ.
Terrell, of this place.
Mr.. William Greenfield and sister, Miss
Edith, of Baltimore are the guests of Mr..
Daniel Harvey, AT Wlma.
Miss Ella Todd, of Newark, Del, is Wis
itng Miss Mary Strickland.
Miss Neil Chick and friend of phiadri-
nhia, are visiting Miss Lizzie Sloan
Mrs. John : Writ, has returned from 4
visit to her parents at Pocpmoke City.
Miss Fannie Marshbank, is visiting Mrs.
George Benson, OF Ceciltou.
Mr.. Hal NicoIs now holds position with
w. Clement, grocer, of Smyrna, Del.
Mr.. George a, Steele, principal of the
Elkton public school returned this week
from a visit to his college friend Mr.. Ed
ward EIardcastle, of Trappe, Talbot county.
Prof. w. NJ. Fonlk ana family returned
home early this week after spending some
weeks with relatives.
Henry NJ. McCullough, ESD, left yester-
gay lpF iiarilSpufS' Ia, where he Will
spend a week with his sister Mrs. Elther-
ford.
Friaby II. Mccullough, of Eliua, Mis-
souri,, spent several days this week with
his cousin Mr. Henry NJ. Mccullough. He
has recently assumed position in the De-
partment of Agriculture at Washington.
Geo. y, Bake, Esq wife and Chi ID left
last week for two weeks visit to his
parents home near Allentown, y. J.
Mrs. Herman Ball and child have re-
turded from Atlantic City. Mr.. John Ken
nedy, superintendent of Singerly's pulp
works, and his wife, and Frank Kerr .Ir.,
this week visited this popular city by the
sea-
EX-Judge Henry +. carey and Mr.. II am
moud of the firm of Hammond X Jones,
printers, both OF Baltimore We're in EIkton
on Friday and made Us a pleasant call.
Jacob Cazi@r Ed. and family, Of Kirk
wood, Del, are surnmering at Cresson
Springs, Pa.
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TIME TAB L. E.

Mr.. HENRY W. ID. JOHNSON, whose
uostottice is t,ay View, Cecil County, Md.
10 the authorized Agent OF HE WHiG' l"
receive and receipt for subscriptions and
bills due this office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-08-13

Nang". Di-'rmpsr. piArrl O.: and Worms
calls, Bruises, CutS"r wounds Of any kind
quickly. and permanently healed by wash
ing with the FlUii. Dr. j. EIoHL h, the
diSrin-.Gi- she'd Veterinary surgeon, says: 81
ind Dwhy~ Pr"phyl sc;ir Fluid al, hat it
Is represented. A. iocll application |
believe to hr without an equal" For
Collie and Scour~ il act, like magic.
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MARRIED..

HAENAliD-IiEWIrr-Hy y. VI. Browne
At he residence OF the OF the BRIDES sister
90 Seventh street, Wilmington, Del.
lorh inst Mr.. William Il. EIrnard and
Miss Isabelle +. Hewitt, both of Cecil
county.